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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Contraction.ThreeTerm

Cancelling two identity blocks in a three-term cochain complex #

Let a cochain complex in a preadditive category with a zero object and binary biproducts be supported in degrees -1, 0, and 1, with terms identified as U, Z ⊞ (W ⊞ U), and W. Suppose the differential from U projects to the identity on the last middle summand, and the differential to W is the identity on the second middle summand. These two identity blocks cancel, leaving a contraction onto Z concentrated in degree zero.

In these coordinates write the differentials as (δ, x, id) and (ε, id, y). Their composite vanishes, so δ ≫ ε + x + y = 0. The corrected projection is (id, 0, -δ) and the corrected inclusion is (id, -ε, 0). The homotopy projects from degree zero to its U summand and includes degree one into its W summand. Thus the construction allows nonzero off-diagonal components; it does not assume the displayed splitting is already a direct sum of complexes.

Contraction.ThreeTermCancellationData.toContraction packages these maps as a TauCeti.Contraction, whose homotopyEquiv supplies the homotopy equivalence. The degree-zero projection and inclusion are projectionZero and inclusionZero.

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Component identifications for a three-term complex with two cancellable identity blocks.

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    The degree-zero projection after eliminating the two identity blocks.

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      The degree-zero inclusion corrected by the differential into the upper identity block.

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